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==Description==
 
==Description==
  
Midakipava asana ii: asana
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Mrtya-bhanjika-asana: asana
  
 
==Asana Type==
 
==Asana Type==
  
Forward Bend
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Supine
  
 
==PRAMANA==
 
==PRAMANA==
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==Sastra Pramana Source==
 
==Sastra Pramana Source==
  
Yoga-Asanamala sacitra 101-102
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Joga Pradipika 152-155
  
 
==Original Verse==
 
==Original Verse==
  
Aas[ kaE ˆgu[ gulmE bay ja$
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m&Ty-É<jk Aasn
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àwm sen sUxae haey QanE pg %cay Aaga nE AanE ,
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b÷r pgwlI kae yae raoE kaer varlI ya ivix daoE . 154.
  
  
 
==Transliteration==
 
==Transliteration==
  
äsaëa kau úuëa gulamai bäya jäé
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måtya-bhaïjaka äsana
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prathama sena südho hoya öhänai paga ucäya ägä nai änai  |
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bahura pagathalé ko yo räkhai kora väralé yä vidhi däkhai  ॥ 154 ॥
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*for extended verse see end of chapter
  
  
 
==Translation==
 
==Translation==
  
Sitting on the ground, bend both legs at the knees and place the heels under the bottoms. Interlock the fingers and put them on ground at one side of the body. Bend the head forward.
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Lying on back raise the legs upwards and keep the feet in such a way on the respective sides of the ear that fingers of the feet are visible. Grasp the feet from the outside firmly by taking both the palms behind the back. Head (back side) should remain on the ground. Gaze should be on tip of the nose and maintain silence. It removes all types of diseases. It immediately ensues samadhi.
  
 
==Steps/Technique==
 
==Steps/Technique==
  
1. Kneel down and keep the feet bent, toes on the ground.  
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1. Lie down on the back.
  
2. Sit on the heels.  
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2. Bend the knees and bring them under the armpits.  
  
3. Interlock the fingers and put them on ground at one side of the body.  
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3. Hold the feet with hands and arrange the feet up vertically.
  
4. Bend the head forward.
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4. Keep the head on the ground while gently pulling down on the feet.
  
 
==Benefits==
 
==Benefits==
  
Beneficial for gulma vayu.      
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It removes all types of diseases...  immediately ensues samadhi.'  Revitalizes and energuzes the whole system.  Creates a complete energy circuit and brings awareness inwards.
  
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==Sakshi Pramana Benefits==
  
==Simple sketch==
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Opens the hips, releases the lower back, brings feeling of surrender
  
Midakipava Asana ii (YMS 101-102).png
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==Name/City/Profession==
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Ma Nithya Nirishvarananda, Miami, Yoga Acharya
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==Regular Photo==
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Mrtya-bhanjika-asana.jpg

Revision as of 15:38, 16 June 2019

Description

Mrtya-bhanjika-asana: asana

Asana Type

Supine

PRAMANA

Āpta Pramāṇa - आप्त प्रमाण

Sastra Pramana Source

Joga Pradipika 152-155

Original Verse

m&Ty-É<jk Aasn àwm sen sUxae haey QanE pg %cay Aaga nE AanE , b÷r pgwlI kae yae raoE kaer varlI ya ivix daoE . 154.


Transliteration

måtya-bhaïjaka äsana prathama sena südho hoya öhänai paga ucäya ägä nai änai | bahura pagathalé ko yo räkhai kora väralé yä vidhi däkhai ॥ 154 ॥

  • for extended verse see end of chapter


Translation

Lying on back raise the legs upwards and keep the feet in such a way on the respective sides of the ear that fingers of the feet are visible. Grasp the feet from the outside firmly by taking both the palms behind the back. Head (back side) should remain on the ground. Gaze should be on tip of the nose and maintain silence. It removes all types of diseases. It immediately ensues samadhi.

Steps/Technique

1. Lie down on the back.

2. Bend the knees and bring them under the armpits.

3. Hold the feet with hands and arrange the feet up vertically.

4. Keep the head on the ground while gently pulling down on the feet.

Benefits

It removes all types of diseases... immediately ensues samadhi.' Revitalizes and energuzes the whole system. Creates a complete energy circuit and brings awareness inwards.

Sakshi Pramana Benefits

Opens the hips, releases the lower back, brings feeling of surrender

Name/City/Profession

Ma Nithya Nirishvarananda, Miami, Yoga Acharya

Regular Photo

Mrtya-bhanjika-asana.jpg